Independent College Taunton Prospectus Summary
Taunton Independent College advertises a head master Rev W H Griffith and second master Thos Powell. The 25 acre site offers modern facilities, scholarships from 15 to 40 pounds annually, and a junior school component. Prospectuses and terms available from secretary Edward Bayly.
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W. H. Griffith
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Thos
Powell
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Jesus Coll
Oxon
Edward Bayly
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Terms of Subscription Rates and Notices for Nonconformist
The notice outlines subscription prices for different terms and regions including Post-tree, Prewarp, Australia via Southampton or Brindisi, and foreign subscribers who should add extra postage. It states that a notice will be sent at the start of each due month and provides payment details to W. K. Willcox at 18 Bouverie Street London. The Guinea rate is only for annual subscribers and can start any date.
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Australia
Southampton
Brindisi
W. RK. Willcox
Bouverie-street
London
F.C
Turkish armistice terms and British public pressure analyzed
The article outlines a Turkish position on armistice terms rejecting a formal Armistice while proposing a suspension of hostilities with conditions. It notes Turkish demand for equal liberties across all provinces, and fears over guarantees and reforms shaping the peace. It critiques Britain’s Foreign Office response and calls for clearer policy goals amid public pressure fostered by Gladstone and working-class demonstrations.
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Europe
Porte
Constantinople
Foreign Office
Gladstone
St. James’s Hall
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Bulgaria
England
Mr. Gladstone
European Council
Great Britain
Armistice to end Servian War and Turkish reform plan
The Treaty Powers secure a six months armistice with the Porte to end the Servian war and allow reforms in three Turkish provinces. Britain weighs government policy amid public opinion while European diplomacy gains time for negotiations and possible peace, with upcoming elections abroad watched closely.
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Servia
Lord Derby
Turkey
Russia
Gladstone
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Church Congress
The
Baptist Union
Plymouth
Birmingham
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Bradford
Ohio
Indiana
Diplomatic Turmoil Over Turkish Armistice and Reforms
The article reports on European diplomacy as the Turkish government in Constantinople reportedly rejects a one month armistice for broader peace talks. Derby’s preliminaries were set aside by the Porte who proposed sweeping administrative reforms for the entire empire and a Turkish Senate, though this reply has largely remained a dead letter.
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Europe
Constantinople
Lord Derby
Porte
Turkey
Paris
Times
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